Location: Hellendoorn
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Overijssel Province, The Netherlands Food Guide: 5 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hellendoorn
Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Hellendoorn, Overijssel Province, The Netherlands. Hellendoorn ( pronunciation (help·info)) is a municipality and a town in the middle of the Dutch province of Overijssel.
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1. Ristorante da Luca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By Lankhorst
I really shouldn't endorse this restaurant as I run the risk it's getting to famous :-) The food and ambiance is great, as a guest you 're treated as a guest not as a money machine. If you're lucky the boss will tell you stories about his hometown and country. It's great to be here.
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2. Trivio Del Villagio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By GracefulBlackbird
Every year (twice when we can afford it) My family visits this pizzaria and we are never disappointed, it's delicious, the service is friendly and the decor is stunning! I always have the same pizza: Number one without onions with pinapple and extra mushrooms. It's the bestpizzaria I've ever eaten at and would eat it a lot more if it weren't so far away!
3. L Arte Del Sapore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Marcel F
Last Friday we visited this fantastic restaurant. The atmosphere, the staff and good we're really fantastic. The owner also played life music. Next time we are in the neighborhood we are going to visit this restaurant again. Really top.
4. Milano Wierden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By chamonix44
After a really disappointing experience in this restaurant in July, we decided to give it another chance. My husband sent in a booking for a table on Friday or Saturday. He sent it directly from the restaurant website.Usually we receive a confirmation email, but although we checked every day, several times a day, this time we received no confirmation email. So my husband phoned the restaurant and inquired about it and was told that there was no booking written in the book for us. Anyway, he was able to book a table whilst on the phone to them. We arrived, and we were shown to a nice small table for two near to the side window, and it was a perfect place to sit, as I could put my handbag on the windowsill and my husband could put those annoying menus in a holder, off the table, where it gets in the way, and on to the windowsill. We had looked online for the drinks prices but could not find them, and also there were no prices on the drinks menu card. i think we should be able to see the prices of drinks before we order them.My husband ordered two Pepsi Lite drinks, but when the girl delivered two tiny bottles of Pepsi, and proceeded to open them both, my husband pointed out that they were not Pepsi Lite. She took them away and he saw her pouring the Pepsi back into the little bottles! She returned with the correct drinks. We were served a nice starter of 4 little bread rolls with 6 olives and a small bowl of olive oil, between us both. This was very nice, and we both appreciated it. We were not given this in July, but we were given it on our previous visits. We noticed that the little bread rolls are smaller now, comparing to previous times, but no problem!The restaurant was gradually filling up, and despite that, we did not have to wait too long for our food to be brought to us.I ordered spaghetti with carbonara sauce, and my husband had a pizza calzone with chicken. We were both pleasantly surprised at the presentation as I got a normal large bowl instead of the strange sort of plate they used in the past, (in the past it looked like a plate, but had a dip in the centre, so it was like a bowl-plate). So i was pleased about that, as a large flat bowl is much easier to eat spaghetti from. My husband got his pizza calzone served on a large flat plate which he found much better than previous times, (when he was served it on an a wooden block which had lots of cuts in it). We were still served with steak knives, which was very useful for my husband to cut his pizza, but not appropriate for me with a bowl of spaghetti. But if that is the way they always do it, then that is ok. My husband really liked his pizza and I really enjoyed my spaghetti and we were both really full up afterwards. I did leave quite a lot of of the Italian bacon chunks in the carbonara sauce, because the bacon was too salty. But I did eat about half of it as there was a lot in there. Conclusion: We had a lovely starter and a lovely meal, and the atmosphere was nice.We would recommend this restaurant to others, but do beware that the soft drinks are a wee bit expensive for a very small bottle, 0.2 litres! (â¬2.40 each!)We will return in the near future!
5. Cucina 39
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By harrovn
Stylish italian restaurant. Nice dishes, more than pizzas, but not special. Friendly service. More expensive than average (in Hardenberg).
